The dragons are so cold that they think they're still at the top

A recurring argument of the Dragons slide is the fact that they look tired, especially after the State of Origin series, which featured three newcomers NSW Jack of Belin, Paul Vaughan and Tariq Sims, as well as the original regulars Tyson Frizell and Ben Hunt.

"I do not think we're a tired team," James Graham said Tuesday.

"It's a tough sport we practice and fatigue is an important factor when we play week after week.After two defeats, people may overreact and look for reasons or excuses as to why a team does not win.

"I have been here long enough to know that things will never be perfect, just like at the beginning of the year when we did not let ourselves be carried away, and maybe people were out there, we know that it is not as bad as what those same people say. "

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"I know we have a good team here and I know what we're doing." I do not think that It is necessary to panic.

"We are still five weeks away from the final, it looks like we will be there, we are not sure, but I would say, do not stress or worry too much. I want to improve but we do not need to stress and ride the wave of what is happening on the outside.

"Naturally, we are disappointed. The result was against us on the weekend [against the Roosters]. But do we look at ourselves thinking that we have no hope? Absolutely not

"Does the coach think that he needs a list review? Certainly no, we know we have something to improve here and there and I think that [coach Paul McGregor] "

McGregor always knew that it would take a few weeks to reunite his team under the same roof and work together

During the representative period, which included the Denver test and the Pacific tests ., the Dragons had little time together during a difficult seven-week period

A major victory over Incoherent Warriors will allow them to maintain a top four by entering the final month of the regular season.

The Dragons disappointed in the 36-18 loss to the Roosters, trying to score points rather than blurring the score. "We were frustrated when we were 10 points behind and instead of winning an 80th minute victory . we tried to recover these points right away, "Duft

winger of Central Nene Macdonald had to come back from a foot injury but was not named in the l '; 21-man team, likely to play next week against Parramatta.